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ESLBeginner Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary

Did you have supper?

Hi, would you please tell me what's the difference among:

  • Did you have supper?

  • Did you have supper yet?

  • Had you supper yet?
Thanks.
  

Top answer

* Did you have supper? - Asking if the person has attended supper. * Did you have supper yet?

— Nashira Nash

  • * Did you have supper?
  • - Asking if the person has attended supper.
  • * Did you have supper yet?
  • - As far as I know , that`s grammatically not correct.
  • * Have you had supper yet?
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* Did you have supper? - Asking if the person has attended supper.
* Did you have supper yet? - As far as I know , that`s grammatically not correct.
* Have you had supper yet? - Asking if the person will attend supper.

Hope that helps.
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I think "yet" is usually used in the negative statements. If you want necessarily use this word may be you can say this way:

Didn't you have supper yet?  
Haven't you have supper yet? 
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My turn.


  • Did you have supper?-- 'Did you eat before now?'
  • Did you have supper yet?-- 'Did you eat before now?-- because I may invite you to supper.' (Yet & already are common with simple past in AmE at least. Yet is used in negative statements and questions.)
  • Had you supper yet?-- Not English any more.
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